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Género CuculliaObservador
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On the wall near my front door.
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Two of these little dead guys were on my driveway today, after a night of rain, below tree branches used by a lot of birds. Both were torn up, with tails elsewhere. Both photos are of the same salamander. Type of salamander is just a guess.
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Strymon melinusObservador
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On much-trod steps between parts of university campus, near plants and irrigation canal.
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Copestylum haagiiObservador
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It has just flown into my garage.
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Género LimacusObservador
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10:25 at night, half moon, a little humid; slug on the cement path to the front door of my house, between the Calif. fuchsia and the artemisia
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Género TachytesObservador
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Three of them flying around the holes in the sand and occasionally landing on stones
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Vespas-Cavalo-Do-Cão (Género Pepsis)Observador
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Two of them, one a little smaller than the other, on a thin leaf milkweed.
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Near the Whitehouse picnic area and ramada of Madera Canyon.
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Growing wild on campus at UC Merced, near Vernal Pool Reserve.
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Cabaça-de-Búfalo (Cucurbita foetidissima)Observador
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Growing along the side of an irrigation canal on campus.
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Género CyathusObservador
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Came up in back yard garden.
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Osga-Turca (Hemidactylus turcicus)Observador
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3" long, nose to tail tip. Found in bike path tunnel under street after storm. Lively.
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Cobra-Geômis-Do-Pacífico (Pituophis catenifer ssp. catenifer)Observador
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About 13 inches long
